Dr. Samuel Princewill Asuquo is a Nigerian Forensic and Correctional Psychologist, Criminologist, and Security Researcher with more than seven years of professional experience spanning forensic psychology, criminology, correctional rehabilitation, behavioural assessment, security research, and capacity building. He holds a Ph.D. in Forensic and Correctional Psychology, an M.Phil. in Defence and Security Studies, an MSc in Criminology and Forensic Psychology, a BSc in Criminology and Security Studies, and professional qualifications in Education and Cybersecurity. He has also undertaken training in Global Mental Health, psychological first aid, monitoring and evaluation, critical infrastructure protection, intelligence analysis, security operations, and environmental and social risk management. In his professional roles with Crifosec Nigeria Limited and Asprin R.E.S Limited, he has coordinated research and training programmes, conducted behavioural and psychosocial assessments, developed intervention and training programmes, supervised research projects, and provided consultation relating to criminal behaviour, psychological wellbeing, correctional rehabilitation, security awareness, and risk reduction. His work also involves psychological assessment, forensic evaluation, behavioural analysis, criminal profiling, risk assessment, qualitative and quantitative research, psychometric assessment, trauma-informed practice, and criminal justice research.Dr. Asuquo has an emerging interdisciplinary research profile encompassing forensic psychology, criminology, violent behaviour, psychopathy, serial offending, adverse childhood experiences, domestic violence, correctional rehabilitation, security studies, and emerging applications of artificial intelligence in criminal behaviour research. His publications have examined adverse childhood experiences and homicidal behaviour, psychopathic behavioural tendencies among serial killers, domestic violence, intelligence and undercover operations, and the potential use of artificial intelligence in predicting criminal behaviour, alongside research on psychosocial issues and workforce resilience. He has also contributed to professional training, youth development, behavioural-change initiatives, STEM education activities, and community programmes. His interdisciplinary background makes him well suited for academic research and peer review in Forensic Psychology, Correctional Psychology, Criminology, Criminal Justice, Behavioural Psychology, Psychology, Security Studies, Defence Studies, Violence and Crime Research, Criminal Profiling, Risk Assessment, Psychopathology, Correctional Rehabilitation, Cybersecurity, Intelligence Studies, Peace and Security Studies, Mental Health, Social Psychology, Research Methodology, and Community Development.